Molefe Pilane* argues for the need to write and speak in indigenous languages as a means to concientise people, to bridge the gap between people of different languages and cultures; and to preserve indigenous knowledge systems.
ANC Government Responses Struggles and responses Throughout 2009 the working class in communities across South Africa has been engaged in struggles. Prior to these working […]
In this article Molefe Pilane* considers the impact of financialisation and the global economic crisis on working class women and how they have responded.
Date Place Details Demands 3 June 2009 Johannesburg A coalition of worker unions, backed by production houses, actors and musicians, stages a “peaceful march” against the SABC […]
Molefi Pilane reflects on the regional Social Forum, focusing on some of the key discussions and outcomes
In this article, Molefe Pilane shares the experiences of the Bolsheviks Study Circle in Discussing the importance of study groups generally
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